For an affordable nude-bathing experience, these are the 10 best public hot springs in Wulai.

Wulai Ming Tang Hot Spring Resort is located on Laka Road, behind Wulai Old Street. While it's a slightly longer walk than venues closer to the Old Street, this also means a quieter, more pristine hot spring environment. Its expansive natural views and clean, comfortable facilities attract many travelers who prioritize the quality of their hot spring experience—it's the kind of place you're willing to walk a little further for a better experience.

The resort offers indoor private rooms, outdoor private rooms, and gender-separated public hot springs. The most highly recommended is the semi-open-air public nude bathing area. These public hot springs have no time limit, and while soaking, you can directly gaze at the Tonghou River and the layered mountain scenery. The views are open and unobstructed, and the overall atmosphere blends seamlessly with nature, making it a classic Wulai nude bathing relaxation spot.

Surrounded by mountains and forests, the hot springs feel almost one with the landscape. Soaking in the warm water, you can clearly hear the sounds of the water and wind, and feel the changing natural light, allowing your mind and body to gradually calm. If you visit around February, you might even see a row of cherry blossoms in full bloom along the mountainside, adding a seasonal beauty to your hot spring experience.

For transportation and parking, the resort has about 80 parking spaces. If parking is tight on weekends, a free shuttle service is also available, which is a thoughtful touch. If you prefer not to worry about parking, taking public transport is even easier. Additionally, guests using hot spring vouchers receive complimentary drinks and snacks, adding a little extra delight to your Wulai hot spring trip.